The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... passed over.1 It will be sufficiently evident that I cannot here give an account of the several acts which we passed when I say that they numbered four hundred forty - nine during the first year . We created the administrative bureaus ...
... passed over.1 It will be sufficiently evident that I cannot here give an account of the several acts which we passed when I say that they numbered four hundred forty - nine during the first year . We created the administrative bureaus ...
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... passed civil service examina- tions . Neither the governor - general nor the Bureau of Civil Service can , by the promulgation of civil service rules , or in any other manner whatever , transfer any position from the classified to the ...
... passed civil service examina- tions . Neither the governor - general nor the Bureau of Civil Service can , by the promulgation of civil service rules , or in any other manner whatever , transfer any position from the classified to the ...
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... passed by the Philippine Assembly which would have accomplished these purposes had been killed by the Philippine Commission while a majority of the members of that body were Americans . The Filipinized legislature promptly passed a ...
... passed by the Philippine Assembly which would have accomplished these purposes had been killed by the Philippine Commission while a majority of the members of that body were Americans . The Filipinized legislature promptly passed a ...
Contenido
THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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